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Allow Public Hospital Collaboration AgreementsColorado · SB 23-298 · Last action Jun 3, 2023The act permits a hospital that has fewer than 50 beds and is a county public hospital, a hospital formed by a health service district, or a hospital affiliated with either such hospital (hospital) to enter into collaborative agreements with one or more hospitals.Latest action: Governor SignedEnacted law
Behavioral Health Care Ombudsperson Parity ReportsColorado · HB 18-1357 · Last action May 24, 2018Section 1 of the bill establishes an office of the ombudsman for behavioral health access to care as an independent office within the office of the executive director of the department of human services to assist Coloradans in accessing behavioral health care.Latest action: Governor SignedEnacted law
Drug Coverage For Serious Mental IllnessColorado · HB 23-1130 · Last action Jun 6, 2023The act requires the medical services board to require a review for coverage of a new drug approved by the federal food and drug administration for a serious mental illness within 90 days after the drug is approved.Latest action: Governor SignedEnacted law
Reimbursement Requirements for Health InsurersColorado · HB 25-1174 · Last action May 5, 2025The bill sets the reimbursement rates that a health insurance carrier (carrier) may reimburse a health-care provider (provider) for covered services for the state employee group benefit plans (state group benefit plans) and for small employer group benefit plans (small group plans).Latest action: House Second Reading Laid Over to 05/09/2025 - No AmendmentsSession ended
General Fund Loan Family Medical Leave ProgramColorado · SB 21-251 · Last action Jun 14, 2021The act requires the state treasurer to transfer $1,500,000 from the general fund to the family and medical leave insurance fund for the purpose of defraying expenses incurred by the division of family and medical leave insurance (division) before the division receives premium revenue or revenue bond proceeds.Latest action: Governor SignedEnacted law
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